Wedge

Why? We aren't certain Smf or Wedge are safe either ;)

Hey.  Funny quote from mister "gpl is god, fuck you if you plan to sell a non-gpl plugin!"

Matt Mullenweg, wrote. “We presume our source code was exposed and copied. While much of our code is open source, there are sensitive bits of our and our partner's code.

Let's see. SMF 1.1 has had 13 post-final patches, which are all security related. That's in 5 years.

Just take a look through http://wordpress.org/news/category/releases/ and see how many of the patches were security related.

To be fair, even with SMF 2.0's long life cycle, the team were pretty prompt about getting security patches out. There are vulnerabilities in RC2 (patchwise, equivalent to 1.1.11), some in RC3/4 (equivalent to 1.1.13), and let's not forget the vulns that were fixed as 2.0 RC1-1 and 2.0 RC1.2 (1.1.9 and 1.1.10 respectively)

I still say SMF and by proxy Wedge have a better track record of security that WP does. And before anyone gives me the crap of 'it's a bigger target', WP is a simpler application than SMF is, so by definition it should be safer - and yet...

Thank god my blog is so crappy no one would bother in hacking it :P

blog? url? xD

would need people with skills and knowledge in this area to just try to find weaknesses. (and report them ofc.) ;)